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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Chen grants summary judgment to New York City’s education department on claims that it retaliated against a school teacher after she filed a claim of discrimination. The court finds many of her allegations do not constitute adverse actions, and the only one to suggest retaliatory conduct regarded a change in her school’s bathroom policy, which the school successfully argued was implemented due to student safety.
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